Chiefs Rashee Rice Injury Update Thread - Page 29

I’m pretty sure the test the sideline guy does with his hands is extremely high in predictive value.

The Lachman test has a sensitivity of 77.7% for acute ACL ruptures and 84.6% for subacute or chronic ACL ruptures.
Specificity
The Lachman test has a specificity of more than 95% for both acute and subacute or chronic ACL ruptures.
Accuracy
The Lachman test is considered to be the most accurate test for diagnosing ACL injuries.
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Until I hear otherwise I'm going with HE GOOD

Let's manifest this shit
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I’m trying to think of any reason regarding trades ect the chiefs might be keeping this close to the vest.
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Originally Posted by xztop123:
I’m pretty sure the test the sideline guy does with his hands is extremely high in predictive value.

The Lachman test has a sensitivity of 77.7% for acute ACL ruptures and 84.6% for subacute or chronic ACL ruptures.
Specificity
The Lachman test has a specificity of more than 95% for both acute and subacute or chronic ACL ruptures.
Accuracy
The Lachman test is considered to be the most accurate test for diagnosing ACL injuries.

We're in the 5% zone
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Originally Posted by DrunkBassGuitar:
Until I hear otherwise I'm going with HE GOOD

Let's manifest this shit

About ready to start a Rashee Rice death watch thread
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Originally Posted by DrunkBassGuitar:
Until I hear otherwise I'm going with HE GOOD

Let's manifest this shit

We're not even halfway to 1000 posts. We gotta move.
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Originally Posted by ptlyon:
About ready to start a Rashee Rice death watch thread

Don't make me call the Mormons, bish
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Originally Posted by Monticore:
Full tear vs partial ( sprain) with swelling could be difficult to determine

Very good point too.
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Originally Posted by DrunkBassGuitar:
Until I hear otherwise I'm going with HE GOOD

Let's manifest this shit

Okay I’m ready to FUCK!!!
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Btw how the hell do you chronically rupture an acl
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Yep lol

Rashee Rice’s knee is either shattered in several pieces or he’s the luckiest person ever I struggle to find an in between if it’s taking this long.
— Pranav Sriraman (@PranavSriraman) October 1, 2024

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Just cast your mind back to when Charles Omenihu tore his ACL. The process was straight forward. Initial fears are only from touching the knee. But clearly he's had MRI's and it's not saying what they thought it was. Could it be something else? Yes. But to now say they may have to wait a week for answers? How many ACL injuries take a week to diagnose? The only case I can find is Vonn Miller. On thanks giving day against the Lions his knee got hit and he left the game. The ACL was feared to have been torn. Next day they said "it's a knee sprain". He was put on IR but about nine days after the injury he had exploratory surgery and it was discovered he did tear his ACL. Other than that most ACL cases are cut and dry. So either the MRI isn't showing it, or he simply hasn't torn his ACL. Let's pray it's the latter.
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